We finish  what we begin

Our hard-won experience has made an impact. Read about the challenges we’ve solved, and if any of these spark an “A-ha!” moment for you, we should talk.

Case Study: Equipping Amaysim for Growth

Trineo partnered with amaysim, an Australian mobile services provider with over 1.1 million subscribers, to support product line growth with modern architecture, exceptional customer service, and more.

Case Study: Revitalizing Fonterra

With more than 22,000 employees, Fonterra, the world's largest dairy exporter, needed an enterprise-grade platform to connect its teams and improve employee engagement.

Case Study: Alterra (the Ikon Ski Pass)

In order to scoop up crucial pre-season pass revenue and give customers the best first impression, Alterra Mountain Company had to offer a bulletproof online purchasing experience. Enter Trineo.

Case Study: Clear Channel Outdoor

See how Trineo helped Clear Channel, one of the world's largest outdoor advertising companies with billboards in more than 40 countries, modernize the billboard experience and build out their digital vision.

It's rare to find the confluence of engineering excellence, practical, outcome-oriented delivery and a genuine desire to build a Really Good Product, but we have found that the Trineo team has all of these qualities and much more. We have no hesitation in wholeheartedly recommending them as a development partner.

Matthew Sinclair

Founder

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Pics or It Didn't Happen (TrineoCon 2018)

TrineoCon isn’t just a Christmas party. It’s an end of year reward for the work that Trineos have done; it’s an indulgence, a celebration, a surprise and a kickstarter for the coming year. 2018 saw the Sydney Trineos head to the beautiful Wolgan Valley.

How to Load Test on Heroku

This is a practical guide to load testing on Heroku for App Dev teams, based on my experience building and deploying a product purchasing app that needed to handle 10x the volume of customer orders of the prior app.

A Lego Game for Choosing a Summer Student

To watch how our summer worker candidates interacted in natural situations, we gave them a Lego exercise. The objective: put them in a pressured situation that was fun and not too intense. Here’s how it worked.

We finish what we begin